This watch is a Rado Voyager automatic wristwatch from the 1970s, representing Rado’s design-driven approach during the transitional era of modern Swiss watchmaking. Unlike brands that emphasized complications or technical experimentation, Rado built its reputation on durability, materials, and distinctive visual identity. The Voyager reflects this philosophy through its solid stainless steel case, sharp geometric lines, and the use of a faceted crystal that adds depth and changing reflections to the dial depending on the angle of light. A defining feature of this model is the rotating anchor logo at 12 o’clock. This emblem is directly linked to the automatic movement and rotates freely while the watch is running, serving as both a functional indicator and a signature design element unique to Rado. The rotating anchor logo is free-moving and rotates while the watch is running. The silver dial is clean and well balanced, with applied indices and a vertically aligned day-date display at 6 o’clock, reinforcing the strong symmetry typical of Rado designs from this period. The movement is automatic with day-date function. The date can be adjusted by pulling the crown to the first position, while the day is adjusted by rotating the hands. The day display is in English. The watch is fitted with a new leather strap for comfortable everyday wear. Case diameter is approximately 35.7 mm excluding the crown, a classic size consistent with 1970s Swiss men’s watches. Condition: The watch has been cleaned and remains in good vintage condition. Signs of wear are present and consistent with age, adding to its authentic character. Please refer carefully to the photographs. As a vintage automatic watch, it was running at the time of listing; however, long-term accuracy, continuous operation, and water resistance cannot be guaranteed. The watch will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking for secure international delivery.